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Not really a great "blood font" but I was goin for a "Saw" kinda look and it ended up being EXACTLY what I needed  :D

I really appreciate the tut for this.

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Nice...not bad.

Nice tutorial, this bloody effect, adn with a dark background it looks even Cooler

This looks like the steps to one of those Alienskin plug-ins applied to a text. I like it.

Looks good on my image!
Tnx

Not too bad actually, but I would think it was more of an iced look than bloody, but it is not bad. I would think bloody would be 'liquidish' and really runny. But that is just an added opinion.

It never hurts to keep trying things out, but I like the imaginative flair.

The blood effect is a bit far fetched, the idea however is very nice, I managed to create this one for my blog:

i didn
Photoshop Tutorial: Bloody Text

I didn't quite like this effect

doesnt seem very bloody to me but still its nice, very nice.

Bloody Text
1-Create a new white back ground color document ( my document size is 500*150)
2- type your text ( Font: Arial Black, Size: 50px, Color: black)

3-click Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, Radius: 5.0 pixels.

4- Click Filter > Stylize > Find Edges, and again (Ctrl+f)

5-Click Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation, mark Colorize, Hue: 360, Saturation:100 and Lightness:0.

6- Click Image > Rotate Canvas >  90 CW
7- Click Filter > Stylize > Wind , Method: Wind , Direction :From the right. and again (Ctrl+f).
8- Click Image > Rotate Canvas >  90 CCW.

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Ahh, brings back the student-newspaper days! I was the photo editor (among other things) so I got to do cool stuff like this. Although I never *did* think about "bloody text" - very cool.